St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-02
AUCTION SALES.
i. NJ. Doherty, Aucttoneer.

EIFTY-TWO VALUABLE LOTS in block
IL. Stinson, Brown L. Ramseys additions to
be sold at auction on Saturday April al will sell
at auction on the premises, corner Toronto and
Jefferson avenues, on Saturday April 2, at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon, all OF block IL, in Stn
son, Brown Ramseys addition TO st. Paul. This
property is better known as the West Seventh
Street Base Ball park, and is finely located on
the Milwaukee Short Line and has frontage on
Jefferson Avenue Toronto Avenue, Warsaw, DAILY
and Grace Streets. Jefferson avenue is 100 feet
wide. is fully graded and severed. Toronto
avenue. is also 100 feet wide and was graded last
fallas was also Warsaw and st. Clair streets. The
addition has lately been subdivded, giving fifty
two fine lots 40 and 5Oxll6 feet to twenty foot
alley. The ground is as level at floor, and over
lies a strata of the very finest grade of building
stone in the northwest. The surface is dry and
Invaluable for building purposes. while the loca-
ton is all that could be possibly desired being
but two blocks from the West Seventh street
line OF the street railway system, and but three
blocks from where the new Short Line depot at
the West Seventh street crossing will be located.
The adjoining block on the west was sold at auc-
ton during the past winter when the snow was
on the ground, and il brought SAL, 600; the pur-
chasers realizing since then about 90 per cent.
profit on the investment.
There is to-day no portion of the city that has
greater future before it than the West Seventh
street district, and more money will be made in
that section during the coming summer than in
any other part of the city Everything is in its ia
y9r' the upper bridge, the railroad shops. man
ufacturing interests and business all combine to
give Il certainty to the rapid enhancement in
value that it is Justly entitled to- The terms of
sale VIII be made very easy: One-third cash and
the balance in one and two years at per cent.
interest For further information inquire of
Kavanagh Dawson, agents for the owners or to
A. NJ. Doherty, auctioneer, 422 Wabasha ST., sue
cessor to p. Il. KaYanagh & Co. S792
Weber d FairchiId, Auctioneers.
HERE'S YOUR -Peremptory sale
IL by auction of an $4,000 stock of fancy dry
goods-We will sell at auction, commencing Mon
day, April 4, at 10 O'Clock at No. 457 Wabasha St,
near Ninth. one OF the finest stocks of dry goods
ever sold at auction in st Paul The stock embraces
In part 10000 yards OF dress goods, comprising CASH
meres, trieots, alpacas sateens. nuns yelling.
suItlngs, jamestown plaIds and alpaeas, diagonals
buntings, basket cloths Jersey cloth, cretonnes,
flannel suitings, fine white, red and fancy checked
fannels, velvets and yelveteehs, jeans, tickings,
lawns table damasks, towels and napkins, India
mulls, lawns, white and eolored bed Spreads
Swiss tarletans lace curtains dress patterns.
silks. very large and fine stock of corsefs, en-
broideries ana laces of all kinds sewing and knit
ting silks. fine and large stock of jerseys and
walking Jackets, red white and gray blankets,
yeiings 1000 pairs ladies', misses and children's
hose, in both wool and cotton, silk capes and
mantllas, silk lace ties, some very fine broehe
and other shawls, silk and Isle thread glove and
mittS, large and complete stock OF ladies' =,
misses and children's underwear. and full line
of notions. This stock was formerly Seventh
ST., but on account of being compelled to vacate
the store was removed to above store ON Wabasha,
where it will positively be sold without any limit
or reserve whatever The owner, having retired
from business, has placed it in our hands to dis
pose of at auction, with Instructions to SELL no
matter at what sacrifice. SO come in and secure
your bargains. Monday, April 4. 457 Wabasha
ST.. near Ninth. Weber & Farchild, auctioneers.
1924 -
LASSWARE AT AUCTION-We will sell
VI at auction to the trade only in barrel lots,
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